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Contrary to a news report, Red Hat said it supports RHEL customers regardless of their OpenStack supplier
A proposal from two US lawmakers aims at personal data outsourced by public schools
The event is incoming sole CEO Bill McDermott's 'time to shine,' says one analyst
Some observers see it as company's last chance in tablets; others pooh-pooh that idea, saying Redmond won't give up even if the new hardware bombs
SFPD sued by woman pulled over in high-risk stop after vehicle mistakenly identified as stolen
A small group of protestors camp out beside the FCC building and call for the agency to reregulate broadband
Auctioned lunch date raises $330K for the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights, far short of 2013's $610K
College graduates don't need to be employed to become involved with the tech industry
New features improve data access, visualizations and updated support for Hadoop distributions
The phone has a 1440 by 1440 pixel resolution and will also come with a 13-megapixel camera
The company advises customers to stop using the RC4 cipher in TLS connections because of known weaknesses in the algorithm
Researchers at MIT, UC-Irvine develop efficient new way for computers to tell what we're up to
IBM also spending $100 million on Interactive Experience Labs in 10 cities
Ten people have died after working in Samsung's semiconductor plants, an industry health rights group said
Semiconductor know-how, cloud computing are used to raise deluxe veggies
All of the security updates address remote code execution vulnerabilities
Refuses to patch Internet Explorer bug that hackers are already exploiting
PS4 sales overshadowed by massive marketing costs
BlackBerry said that its devices could now be managed using third-party mobile device management applications
The wearables are still in beta (and still cost $1,500), but anyone can buy a pair now
The company asked an appeals court to reinstate a $1.3 billion damages award against SAP
The judge called the subpoena overly broad
The drives come with management software with an administrative dashboard
Google Glass competitor would have one earpiece and would display over one eye, run Tizen OS
Former employees say IBM was only interested in recent college grads, a charge the company calls baseless
Technology poses security concerns, says Franken
Microsoft has issued eight bulletins that fix 13 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer and Office
That rush fix last week? Just forget it ever happened
The reasons and conditions for demanding that customers install this OS update seem arbitrary and contradictory
Many Twitter users call on the FCC to reclassify broadband and subject it to utility-style rules
IHS teardown shows $1,500 pair of Glass costs $152.47 to build
Linaro has built a 64-bit version of Android 4.4 for developers to write and test applications for ARM-based mobile devices
Microsoft, others shares how they manage BYOD devices for network access
A reclassification of broadband as a regulated service would hurt the industry and its customers, CEOs said
New 'Australis' look prompts some users to abandon browser or ask how they can restore the old UI
The company's app will surface listings without the pre-approval process
CISOs could learn a lesson from the construction trades.
Google is already under investigation in other antitrust cases before the Competition Commission of India
AT&T would gain national base of pay-TV subscribers
SAP will ultimately add more jobs by the end of this year, according to a spokesman
National Science Foundation eyes new architecture that can handle IoT, mobile, video and medical apps
Bad examples of AR turned off users, but that could change as companies get creative and make apps more engaging
On-prem Office servers will get updates, but later or not at all
The commission is scheduled to vote Thursday on rules for a 2015 auction of TV spectrum
Research and data mining also will be made more painful by the ruling, says the CCIA
The cloud ERP vendor also announced a new B2B portal and updated software for services businesses
The new complaint comes on top of a flurry of similar legal filings
